Auto Deployment fails to download installation
I am trying to create an auto deployment schedule on a brand new install of PDQ Deploy, I am currently running PDQ Deploy 5 Release 2. For testing, I just add Adobe Flash to my auto deployment packages and after I create and initiate my schedule, the deployment fails saying "Not Found - Failed to read file on Source".
I have mapped the PDQ repository for packages to a different server via UNC. I checked that repository and Adobe flash hasn't been downloaded to the repository. If I manually import the package, it downloads successfully and I can deploy it without issue.
Any possible reason for the Auto Deployment to fail to download the package?
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Similar scenario 2 Pakages pending for three days. Unable to verify reason package has not downloaded for AutoDeployment.
Jerry,
Michael submitted this separately as a Support ticket and indicated that he found the solution on his own.
"When we were trialing the software, we used the default repository. When we purchased our full enterprise license, we moved the repository to a network share via UNC.
I believe I may have resolved it however. I noticed that if I went to add a brand new package to our auto deployment that wasn’t used prior during our trial period, it would successfully download to our new repository. Feeling that the PDQ Deploy DB may have been stuck thinking that it had already downloaded Adobe Flash etc via Auto Deployment it wouldn’t have to download it again but due to the change in repo it was getting confused.
I manually imported the packages that were giving me issue(also leaving the package available in our auto deployment schedule)and subsequently, obviously, the auto deployment is successful. I then deleted the imported entry which left the downloaded package in our repository. I am hoping this will resolve our issue and any updates to auto deployment packages will be downloaded automatically."
Is this the same issue that you are having?
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